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5 healthcare building sector trends for 2024-2025

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By David Barista Verified
| Building Design & Construction Verified
Image by SAMUEL GABRIEL from Pixabay Continue Reading This month marks the launch of BD+C’s inaugural Healthcare Annual Report. The second in an ongoing series of “state of the state” building sector reports—the 2023 Multifamily Annual Report published last October—the 2024 Healthcare Annual Report features more than 60 pages of trends, innovations, opportunities, and challenges for the U.S. healthcare construction sector.
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Surprise, surprise: Students excel in modernized K-12 school buildings

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By David Barista Verified
| Building Design & Construction Verified
Photo by Gautam Arora on Unsplash Continue Reading More than 49 million students were enrolled in public elementary and secondary schools as of fall 2021, according to the Digest of Education Statistics. Coincidentally, that number (the “49” in 49 million) matches the average age of a main instructional school building in the U.S., according to the National Center for Education Statistics.
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Housing affordability, speed of construction are top of mind for multifamily housing architecture and construction firms

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By David Barista Verified
| Building Design & Construction Verified
Mortenson continues to push the limits of offsite construction for multifamily projects. The construction giant partnered with its subsidiary manufacturing company, BLUvera, on the eight-story, 200-unit Revival on Platte project in Denver. The project features panels that arrived on site with roughed-in plumbing, mechanical, and finished exterior façades.
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